Fort Williamsburg to Jamestown on James River

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From Williamsburg to Jamestown, on James River, 6 Miles: To Wert Point Va. Pocahontas Saves Captain Smith's Life at Creek A MAP showing points of interest in JAMESTOWN 444 Werowocomoco December 1607 WILLIAM SBURG JOR. RIVCR Arms Parto Bello OVirgina YORKTOWN in VIRGINIA Sir Thomas Gater Pirst Royal Governor 1611-1614 Capital Queen's Cree Zending Wicomico Here Bacon First Plotted His Rebellion House Of Bungesses 1702 The Sarah Canstant Godspeed Diseovery. The President's House The Ships that Brought The Founders Of The Nation To Jamestown Commanded by Christopher Neport Colonial Bellfield Parey Kings Cr. 1732 4 4 Ringfield Tomb oCo D And She Home Here wer ndd The Fiest Sifk brry In The Colonies. 1607 1680 Bruton Parish H TChurch A 1715 Powder Ham 1714 Main Navy Mine Depot college William Mary 16 Building Poor Debtos 1693 ucester Point PreSon 744 93 Monch Tow Williamsburg Eunly Settler Kiskiocks An Indion Trbe That Lived e Whase Chief ras Ofahorin British Fleet The Capital Of Colonial Virginia Settled in 1632. fiest called "Middle Plantation" Road To Yorktown Yorktown Creen Spring Freneh Fleet Aockeding Britisk Scene Of Bottie Befween Cornwallis and Lafayette- July 6 Laid Off In 1691 Maidens Field Mi 14 Mi veison HOUse Cornwalls Headouartel 178 Battle Of Miliamsburg Le Hall Mimgsmill 61697 1862 Martin's Hundred Nere in 1622 Seventy- Erght Settiers were Marracred by Indiant Treball To Newort Aeas Bartering Militèry Entrenchments Carter's grove Tbacca Captuin John Smith restdent Of The Virginia Colony Surrender Of Cornwallis 1781 Admiral Count De Grasre Surnende Fiel: Commander in Chiet Of The French Naval Forcer Jameniown OlJ Chure 1639 Poc ontas 408 Monume 1907 JAMESTOWN iog island MAY 13 1607 GFirt Perminent Engish Seement n cua Prshatan SENLL of NILES From Williamsburg to Yorktown, on York River, 12 Miles; from Williamsburg to Mariner's Museum, 18 Miles YORKTOWN: Site of the final battle of the Revolution where Cornwallis surrendered to General Washington in 1781. This map is historically accurate. DOG Colonial until the Revolution. WILLIAMSBURG: Colonial capital of Virginia from 1676 To Hamplon in America and capital of Virginia until the great fire in 1676. JAMESTOWN: Site of the first permament English settlement To Richmond +-52 Mi. BY HUGO STEVENS

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The large map from which this card is made is on exhibit at the "Sign of the Bull's Head," a privately owned hostelry on Duke of Gloucester St., Williamsburg, Va. 5B-H1482 DISTRIBUTED BY THE BULL'S HEAD GIFT SHOP, DUKE OF GLOUCESTER ST., COPYRIGHT V. B. HAUGHWOUT: WILLIAMSBURG, VA.